Cláudio Colavolpe, a documentary photographer with a 28-year career, has emerged as one of the leading names in documentary photography in Brazil. Born in Salvador, Bahia, Colavolpe combines the sensitivity of an artistic eye with technical expertise, delivering works that have been recognized in numerous exhibitions. He also runs a unique fine art atelier in the Northeast region of Brazil, certified by Hahnemühle, a prestigious international seal of quality. With a background in business administration and a specialization in marketing, Cláudio merges a business mindset with his passion for photography. From an early age, he was captivated by the richness of portraits and the power of images to capture stories, emotions, and cultures. As an entrepreneur, he leads Cláudio Colavolpe Photo Art, the only Hahnemühle-certified atelier in Northern and Northeastern Brazil — a mark that ensures excellence in fine art printing and authenticity in every piece. The Hahnemühle certification is a guarantee of quality that attracts collectors, art dealers, and galleries seeking long-lasting, aesthetically valuable works. Colavolpe is a tireless traveler, exploring Brazil and the world through photographic expeditions that have taken him to places such as the Pantanal, the Upper Xingu, and the Pataxó tribe, as well as documenting cultural events in the Recôncavo Baiano. Abroad, he has led photography groups to India, Morocco, Australia, New York, and New Zealand, sharing his knowledge and unique perspective. These experiences have refined his keen eye, especially in the realm of portraiture, where each image tells a story and reveals the soul of the subject. Alongside photography, Cláudio dedicated 10 years to teaching as a university professor, lecturing on photography-related subjects in courses such as advertising, journalism, fashion, graphic design, and audiovisual production. This academic experience further strengthened his ability to share knowledge, inspire emerging photographers, and build a solid network of professionals. Currently, Cláudio Colavolpe is preparing to launch his first photo book, titled "Alma Indiana" ("Indian Soul"). The book is the result of a series of trips to India and seeks to reveal, through his lens, the cultural layers and profound spirituality of the country. With images that capture both daily life and Indian mysticism, Alma Indiana represents a fusion of technique and soul — a hallmark of Colavolpe's work. With a portfolio that has been exhibited in renowned venues such as the Museum of Modern Art and the Rodin Museum in Salvador, Colavolpe continues to expand his artistic vision. His atelier not only offers ultra high-quality prints but also a personalized service for collectors and photography enthusiasts. Cláudio Colavolpe is a true reference — someone who merges deep cultural experience with impeccable technical skill, always seeking to reveal the soul of his subjects in every image.